Electric Vehicle Range Info

Summer Driving Range W/AC

55-75 Miles

Careful City Driving Range

Up to 100 Miles

Winter Driving

Winter Driving Range
with Heat And Hilly Terrain

45-70 Miles

Range: Up to 100 Miles

The manufacturer’s estimated cruising range for the GO-4 EV is a maximum of 100 miles, based on measured range tests at our facility in Manitoba, Canada. We are in the flat prairie terrain, tests were completed in varying temperatures of 35-75F degrees. Actual range will vary. Some of the factors influencing range include driving conditions, terrain, speed, vehicle load, use of air conditioner or heater, tire inflation, acceleration and braking, and battery temperature. Combined these factors can decrease driving range by as much as 50 percent. In fact, battery temperature alone can decrease range by 15 percent in extremely cold conditions.

Typical Range Scenarios

As an EV user, you can have a great influence on the actual range achieved. Smooth acceleration and minimized use of accessory loads, such as the heater, will greatly increase your range between battery charges. As an example, driving at a constant speed, which puts a stable load on the battery, is much more efficient compared to driving with hard acceleration and braking.

The chart below provides estimates for typical ranges in a variety of driving scenarios

CONDITIONRANGE
Manufacturer’s estimated cruising range as measured by the test procedureUp to 100 Miles
Careful city driving, no heat or air conditioning. Mild outside temperatures. Normal terrainUp to 100 Miles
Summer driving with AC55-75 Miles
Winter driving (about 32oF) with heat55-75 Miles
Extreme terrain, with heat and AC45-70 Miles

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